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VOL. 34, NO, 44

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Three bid.on park

<P three companies bid-

ding to develop Castlegar's ° new industrial. park | have submitted tonders for ap-

Proximately $1,500,000.

The tenders were opened 7 at noon Tuesday and there was a range of $26,000 be- tween the highest and lowest

The elty’s engineering con- aultants are checking the fig- ures in’ the bids, and will award the’ contract in the

near future. An exact date is”

‘unavailable. The bids: are: $1,567,560,

from Goodbrand Construc- :

tion, - of > -Aldergrove $1,574,656.50,: from Bashand Construction, of : Kamloops; > and $1,698,884.80, from H.B.

already ‘signed as tenants 4

the: atill-to-be completed. in-

dustrial": park,*:said* Mex adrey Mc

“We are opposed ‘to both approaches -of a -wage set- cea Mathes

workers to walk off re last week. ::

‘The agreem came, sr,

Bos i wildcat ot strike that shut down.

the mill, and both sides met for four to five hours dater in the day.

‘The employees, walked off.

neato,

- the first day; we have up toa.

‘month’ left ‘to Peart ‘said.

sreder ‘er ‘hates period, Roger Rowlanc

d,:,unfon. ‘plant ‘com- : ‘chairman

: Celgar.

ites, gar, told the’ Castlegar “News

Tuesday. The : solution ‘re-

+ Heves some of the bitterness” among employees, but it fails

‘Al: Blessin, trial relations manager, sal Tuesday ‘the, agreement. - reactied calls for the unfon to pursue its grievance through.” normal: grievance’ prace-

: the: job Thureday, to protest “ company. policy’-of-contract-: “not.

tog out jobs they say could be al S workers for the job action.

done by laid off workers. :Union ‘and management spokesmen gave ;. different yersions. of the. settlement that was reached. Rae

‘The company. is. bolding'on Ep to its position on contracting.

+ out of work, but it has agreed

to promote a welder to acting ©

foreman for a week while the - zeman foreman is-on holi-

‘The dispute is ‘being’ pro-° cessed ‘through normal chan- nels a ‘there will be further .

id.

He aided ‘nothing'else was lgeeed ‘to. Some ‘other : ar. rangementa have been made,

. he said, but he denied they *

were part of -the arrange-

i "miont to end the dispute,

Man injured. in blaze:

have 2 suffered minor face and. ‘hand: burns with smoke in-:. halstion the major factor..

" pwenty-one year old, Mar- vip Polonikoff, who was re- moved from his smoke-filled

Bhieberry’-Creek home vat |”,

121-101 Street Sunday is re- ported still in‘hospital today

But will ee be released ..

Thursd: wt Polonia is reported to

“Smoke . was “eported. around 8 a.m. by a neighbor * ‘who also used a garden hose.’ jrtosturtail any fire.:The local "ROMP attended.

MONTREAL (CP) '— U.S. doilar.in terms of Canadian funds at’noon today was up 9-100 at $1.2072. Pound ster- lng. was down 2. 24-25 at

$2.4343,

In New York, the Canadian dollar was down 3-50 i $0.8284 and pound sterlin, was down 2 a6. at, #20165.

Reporter, ‘The. es of. Castlezar

rly involved in residential | effort

‘velopment, in an.

pipes. They believe some of the,

es th fire:

ons. will“ get. next woek to vote indireetiy

a ‘opposition to’debate ote :

“punishment ; and: will. fe yote ong. motion Tarren tes ry

risonmer ligt “bility for parole for 25 years;' for. second-degree -murder

seared for. parole. be; &. in’

‘but: were denied. a. major bargaining goal — pay in

creases retroactive to Jan. 1 ~

rather than’ April 1 i

The ROMP. is Major. police foree in

a) ters “gpokesinal . w the in-

“ranging. fro : : ‘perintondents GEB!

whose pay

do n ‘date; from’ Jan, 1. and “avi ‘) sional representatives:

elected to present the rank- and-file’ position have been

1 tying: for ‘several: years. to .

get’ the federal : treasury * Toard to accept | the change.

‘claim that ‘the “April 1 date “heard about # new contract’: are losing’ * for the force's, 15,000 mem- “retroactiv Pa:

costs them money.)

The ROMP. ts: not "ynloae:

. ized, But several moves have

NOON DOLLAR RL —

been, made insthat direction in recent, years:

Commissioner Robert Sim- monds and other senior offi- cers carry RCMP contract ° requests to treasury board, whieh makes the fi final de-

er, Chet Supt Joho Benthara,

sere 400 in three years rather

_ for neting Poser tes reduged 3 ‘fi

recruit’s 5 salary 3 $201 650 a year from $18,430. _ um pay for a’ constable

have ratified a

the motion will ‘not, condemn

‘anada the government,’ so Liberal

to Coltegs : Feats Association

‘MPs won't feel obliged: to gainst | 2 : ition’. Leader

«| Oppos nos (Clark will launch the debate,

sald Lawrence,

“Tepe: senting 127 faculty enters

RCMP. ange ed. by c

PRINCE GEORGE (CP) —

” The agreernent Sihces the contract. which expired

"March 81, 1964’

Faculty, Pil receive a 1° a 3285 per-cent salary in the first-year of, the contr Sate The Tho following year, the con- tract provides for a} salary: _ adjustment of 12 per cent, or ‘an increase “based,

‘on the, “Vancouver Consumer Price

College management and faculty negotiators’ reached the agreement after five bar- gaining sessions. Barry. Jack-

“son, personnel manager and © chief negotiator for the col-

and Ron . Smithers, chairman’ ‘of the SCFA nego-

* tlating team, said they were

pleased with the manner in which aegotiations + were Henle

* one.constahle said: Tu

in resignations," said a senior a His fellow officers, who have officer.“ asked that their names not be ‘by “But he said.there will

‘New school opening Official opening of the new Ex School

the. government get away with this move, he ought:to resign,” one ‘officer said re- ferring’ to the g offer of a 12.28-per-cent in-/:“This‘is ‘tho seventh -year.° * “Things 1 are , won to! hate crease, on a basie’ wage ‘of wo are ‘behind ‘cost ‘of living «-’soon.” "","

At the conclusion of the

opening ceremonies the pub-

in attendance. fie will be given the oppor-

The new building, Built for tunity to tour the new ia, over $1 milion, replaces the °: ity.